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I've been thinking about this concept of work-life balance a lot over the festive season. I've always struggled with the idea so I thought it was about time I put something down online.

My pursuit in being a professional triathlete gets interrogated every now and then. I get asked; why triathlon (instead of any other sport), how do you make any money, what do you do once you’ve finished training each day.

Unfortunately Training Peaks have informed us that they plan to switch off their API (Application Interface) that we use for our Training Peaks integration in early December 2016.

Over the last few years the number of triathlon and endurance coaches has grown exponentially. It's a very common discussion I have with our clients.

Let's face it, some clients are better to have in your business than others.

Marketing automation isn't something I knew existed until a few years ago when I started working on marketing for our community and coaching platform Training Tilt.

There is an accepted principle in business, "the best new clients are old clients". As a coach, inevitably you will need to look for new clients as you grow or as existing clients move on.

It's no secret that coaching isn't a highly lucrative business to be in. I haven't met a coach yet who started a coaching business for the money.

Google analytics is a free tool anyone can set up on their website to track how many visitors they get, where the visitors are from, and what they are doing.

I met this dude Pablo the other day and he let me in on a little secret the pro's use to create awesome looking engagement images for posting to social media